Western Cape gangs held more sophisticated
”bosberade” than the provincial government itself did, the Desai Commission heard on Thursday.
The Democratic Alliance in the Cape says it has ”taken a decision” on the findings of a party probe into provincial leader Gerald Morkel’s links with fugitive German businessman Jurgen Harksen.
The Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town Njongonkulu Ndungane says it is perhaps time Health Minister Manto Tshabalala-Msimang quits and looks for another job.
One of Africa’s literary giants on Thursday paid tribute to struggle martyr Steve Biko on the 25th anniversary of his death at the hands of security police.
Lawyers for thousands of South Africans suffering from asbestos-related diseases are to return to the English High Court on Tuesday in a renewed bid for compensation.
The Department of Correctional Services is probing why six successful job applicants all gave the Cape Town residence of an African National Congress MP as their home address.
A saga of suspicion and distrust, spiced by high-level computer hacking, emerged in evidence to the Desai Commission.
Former president Nelson Mandela on Thursday again condemned the United States’ belligerent stand on Iraq, saying there was ”no doubt” that the US stance was a threat to world peace.
Former Symbionese Liberation Army (SLA) member James Kilgore on Friday formally consented to his extradition to face criminal charges in the United States.
One of the reasons Aids was such a low priority at the World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) was possibly that it had to do with sex, and a lot of political leaders did not understand sex, said UNAids ambassador Mechai Viravaidya.